It depends on what company and how rare the card(s) is. I got a card pack that featured him in it and it was only about $2. If the ratio is extreamly high when it is compared to normal hockey player cards, the price will be higher because there are only so many prints of the exact card. Hope this helps.
It depends on the brand of card and the year it came out...His rookie year was 2005-2006. For example if you have his upper deck ice card from that year it is booked at $3500.
Depends... ask beckett.com
2005-06 Upper Deck Sidney Crosby rookie card number 285A 2005-06 Upper Deck Sidney Crosby rookie card number 285 has a book value of about $30.00 in Near Mint condition. Professionally graded cards will sell for more. Condition is important.Common flaws with hockey cards include: rounded edges, creases, off centered, and faded color. Any or all flaws will devalue the card significantly.
$ 300.00
$22.75
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I currently am a proud owner of one of the most sought after rookie cards of crosby. I have his upper deck ice 05-06 numbered to only 99, and his glacial graphs from the same year. The current book value on the first card is $3500.00 and the second is $500.00. If you own "the cup" of his rookie year that one books at $12k.
if your talking about the card $3.00 talking about the entire set $200.00
It depends on what card it is. For an example, retired player cards are worth more. An autographed Wayne Gretzky rookie card would be worth much more than an autographed Sidney Crosby rookie card. If you just want a pack from stores they are worth 2-10$. If you're selling at a yard sale maybe 20-50 cards for 1$, yet again depending on the player.
If it doesn't say ROOKIE on the card then it probably is not a rookie card.
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